Luke Douglas examines how creationist education starts young and is effective in shaping that persistent dogma, through a gradual inoculation against critical thought.
The Facebook Account That Stole My Identity Made Nationwide News – I’ve Had to Deal With the Abuse
I made headline news with an anti-vegan barbecue I organized on Facebook. The problem is, it wasn’t me. Disappointingly, the police and the media are disinterested regarding the identity theft of a minor.
Self-Selected to Join the Resistance
Luke Douglas was being groomed to be a leader of the Christian fundamentalism movement, learn how he transformed instead into a progressive activist.
Activism Without Inner Work Is Impotent
Those who truly want to participate in activism and not just talk about it need to educate their inner monologue first.
The Mountains Are Calling
Why Americans need to stand our ground and get our hands dirty for public lands.
Activists, Want to Get Things Done? Think Like a Terrorist
Often wonder why activist goals never progress beyond angry feet and clever hashtags? Well, there are reasons and lessons that could be learned from the world of terrorism.
The Unfulfilled Dream of Martin Luther King
In the general consciousness, the lessons of Martin Luther King seem to have been forgotten; especially today, as the U.S. faces a similar divide to that which he sought to bridge.
2017—America’s Year of Living Dangerously
What is past is prologue and, with the lessons of 2016 behind us, it’s time to look at the pivotal year that 2017 will be for America.
Hashtag It and Forget It
David Neff examines the phenomenon of hashtag activism and an inherent issue with it among lazy liberals.
We Are Our Own Too-Forgiving Gods: Humanity Is a Body, and the Body Hurts All Over.
In response to recent events (e.g., Mizzou, Kenya, Beirut, Paris), John S. Blake reminds us that all of humanity is one collective body.